A Sleeveless Jumper

[Marty Funkhouser]

Is a fine addition to any mans wardrobe, but I've just seen a guy in the office wearing one tucked into his trousers.....what in the name of all things Holy are you thinking?? This isnt some new trend I've missed out on surely, it looks absurd.

[Plotloss]

You mean a tank top?

Surely a sartorial faux pas regardless of whether it's tucked into the trousers?

[southendpier]

seems 'armless enough to me.

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

Tank top much loved by the Oxbridge set,

fashion disaster to tuck in though, tell him he looks a turd IYO of course

[Get Karter]

Should only be worn when playing cricket on a chilly day.

[Matt Evans]

Plotloss said:

You mean a tank top?

Surely a sartorial faux pas regardless of whether it's tucked into the trousers?

Tank top? Isn't that what women wear?

I think you mean a sweater vest

[sleep envy]

Matt Evans said:

Plotloss said:

You mean a tank top?

Surely a sartorial faux pas regardless of whether it's tucked into the trousers?

Tank top? Isn't that what women wear?

I think you mean a sweater vest

if you are american, yes

[mitzy]

Marty Funkhouser said:

Is a fine addition to any mans wardrobe, but I've just seen a guy in the office wearing one tucked into his trousers.....what in the name of all things Holy are you thinking?? This isnt some new trend I've missed out on surely, it looks absurd.

Sounds like a complete wker.................. shoot him.

[VEA]

mitzy said:

Marty Funkhouser said:

Is a fine addition to any mans wardrobe, but I've just seen a guy in the office wearing one tucked into his trousers.....what in the name of all things Holy are you thinking?? This isnt some new trend I've missed out on surely, it looks absurd.

Sounds like a complete wker.................. shoot him.

Seconded

[Cara van Man]

He tucked his tank top in?

Did his mum do it?

Is his name 'Timothy'?

[Rude-boy]

Get Karter said:

Should only be worn when playing cricket on a chilly day.

With you all the way on this one. And so long as one of the two top guys here keeps wearing his I don't have to get my hair cut

[soad]

VEA said:

mitzy said:

Marty Funkhouser said:

Is a fine addition to any mans wardrobe, but I've just seen a guy in the office wearing one tucked into his trousers.....what in the name of all things Holy are you thinking?? This isnt some new trend I've missed out on surely, it looks absurd.

Sounds like a complete wker.................. shoot him.

Seconded

Thirded. Fashion police - take him away

[HiRich]

Get Karter said:

Should only be worn when playing cricket on a chilly day.

Or you are living in the early 1980s. Either's good.

[Ahhh Moneypenny]

HiRich said:

Get Karter said:

Should only be worn when playing cricket on a chilly day.

Or you are living in the early 1980s. Either's good.

1920's more like

[TonyHetherington]

While I agree with the analysis that his tank-top-tucking was ill advised, I will draw your attention to a 60yr old Italian Financial Director of mine. He wore, to describe, the most extreme clothes you could imagine; bright orange trousers, tight polo shirts, bright coloured shoes. On a 60yr old. However, whatever he wore was perfectly cut, and he had an aura of sophistication and class that meant, no matter how ridiculous the outfit, it still looked superb and, dare I say it, "cool".

The git.

[james_tigerwoods]

TonyHetherington said:

While I agree with the analysis that his tank-top-tucking was ill advised, I will draw your attention to a 60yr old Italian Financial Director of mine. He wore, to describe, the most extreme clothes you could imagine; bright orange trousers, tight polo shirts, bright coloured shoes. On a 60yr old. However, whatever he wore was perfectly cut, and he had an aura of sophistication and class that meant, no matter how ridiculous the outfit, it still looked superb and, dare I say it, "cool".

The git.

The key word there is "Italian" - they usually dress in a well-cut manner and at any age look "cool" whatever they wear as it's all well fitted and well tailored - or they look like a big fat mafia-wannabe.

[Marty Funkhouser]

TonyHetherington said:

While I agree with the analysis that his tank-top-tucking was ill advised, I will draw your attention to a 60yr old Italian Financial Director of mine. He wore, to describe, the most extreme clothes you could imagine; bright orange trousers, tight polo shirts, bright coloured shoes. On a 60yr old. However, whatever he wore was perfectly cut, and he had an aura of sophistication and class that meant, no matter how ridiculous the outfit, it still looked superb and, dare I say it, "cool".

The git.

Good point - there are some people who look good pretty much regardless of what they wear, the guy in the OP isnt one, trust me.

[soad]

TonyHetherington said:

While I agree with the analysis that his tank-top-tucking was ill advised, I will draw your attention to a 60yr old Italian Financial Director of mine. He wore, to describe, the most extreme clothes you could imagine; bright orange trousers, tight polo shirts, bright coloured shoes. On a 60yr old. However, whatever he wore was perfectly cut, and he had an aura of sophistication and class that meant, no matter how ridiculous the outfit, it still looked superb and, dare I say it, "cool".

The git.

Reminds me of that BBC Bargain Hunt presenter - Tim W-something.
Used to wear daft coloured spectacles (almost lady-like ones)...

[TonyHetherington]

And to make it worse, he was a top bloke as well - certainly no mafia wannabee.

[james_tigerwoods]

TonyHetherington said:

And to make it worse, he was a top bloke as well - certainly no mafia wannabee.

The bd

Incidentally, why do you have a Funeral Director - are you planning an epic send-off?